NeoFace Reveal
NEC Corporation of America · Operations & Productivity
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Advanced Investigative Solution Using NEC Biometric
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NEC
NeoFace® Reveal is part of the NEC Digital Platform (NDP) which is a Multi-Modal
Biometric Identification Service (MBIS) solution. It is a latent facial recognition and identification
application providing government agencies the ability to detect and identify
facial images by quickly searching against small to very large image databases.
The solution helps determine identity, match unknown to known contacts, detect
and prevent potential fraud, and can enhance quality poor latent face images
when needed.
Through
the NEC Integrated Biometric Workstation (IBW), NeoFace Reveal provides law
enforcement, crime laboratories, and other identification based agencies the
ability to match facial images by comparing points on the face of the subject
(probe image) to points on the face of candidates in the database. A list of ranked potential candidate matches
is provided back and allows operators to easily scroll through and review the
candidate list results, enabling a quick assessment by skilled experts on
resulting matches.
Designed
to store and search large volumes of facial images, fingerprints, iris, scars,
marks and tattoos, NEC NeoFace Reveal provides Law Enforcement, DMV,
Health and Human Services, and other government agencies the ability to
identify and authenticate individuals utilizing these different sets of modalities. Solution
database sizes range from 100K to 20M images and usually include a disaster
recovery solution.
Built
for the Microsoft Azure Government Cloud, NeoFace Reveal utilizes cloud-based
biometric storage and matching capabilities leveraging the many benefits of the
Microsoft Gov Cloud environment. Additional MS Azure Government cloud services
include - Azure VPN IP Sec Tunnel, Azure Security Center, Infrastructure as a
Service, Platform as a Service, On-Demand resource scalability and elasticity,
Key Vault, Geo-Redundant storage, disaster recovery services, and more.
NEC’s
face recognition algorithms are ranked No. #1 by the National Institute for
Standards Testing (NIST) to ensure agencies the highest level of accuracy and
speed. NeoFace Reveal is the most resistant technology available to
variants in sex, ageing, race and pose angle.
In
summary, NEC’s NeoFace Reveal significantly increases agencies efficiency and
effectiveness by utilizing the speed and accuracy of NEC algorithms and
matching technology, as well as the configurable workflows, to quickly and accurately
identify potential subjects in order to help with investigations, fraud
detection and prevention, and many other identification and authentication use
cases.
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